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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-05

LOT "alahae direct to fetch back the carpentere
no nave been repairing the landing at that
pace. The c. R. Bishop will return this even
ing and will leave again tomorrow for Ki1anea
and Hanalei, Kauai
The schooner Mokuola brought 22o basr n.aa,
from Eva, Oahu, January 4th.
The schooner Kaulilua brought 55o b.os
PSooy from Waialua. OAHU January 3D.
me steamer ". u Hall will be hauled on the
Marine Railway to-day to be cleaned. and also to
receive the new three bladed composite pro-
peller, which arrived from san Francisco some
time ago
Inc American bark Ceylon Captain Calhoun
IS expected to sail about next Friday with about
l7'COO bags sugar for San Francisco Sugar bv
the W. q. Hall was taken on board Yesterday
afternoon.
The steamers Lehua and Kilauea Hou sailed
tuesday afternoon for Hamakua, Hawaii The
former vessel took IS tons coal for Hama, Maui
and 60 tons bone meal for Hakalau, and the latter
has on board full cargo of general 1nerchan-
disc for all Hamakua ports from Paauhau TO
Onomea.
The American bark Nellie May has sailed for
Puget Sound having been towed out January
4th.
There are now seventeen vessels from foreign
ports in the harbor.
The steamer W. G.. Hall arrived early January
4th from windward ports with 800 bags sugar.
IA bags ava, 10 bags coffee, IT hides, 332 goat
skins and "a packages sundies. The sugar was
placed on board the bark Ceylon
The barke milne Mary winkelInan and the bark
Ceylon both received sugar from the steamer
Waialeale January 4th.
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vessels In Port from Foreign Ports.

Am bktne Mary Winkelman, Chas Backus'
from San Francisco
Am bark Saranac, D Shaw, from New York
Haw bark Star of Devon, A Lowell, from Fan
nings Island
Am ship Mercury, from Newcastle, W
Am bktne Eureka, II Meyer, from San Fran
cisco . 1,,,;.o,
Am bktne Wrestler, Schnauer, from New
castle, w - 1+
Am bktne Amelia, VIM Newhall, from for'
Townse nd, via Hilo, Hawaii
Am tern S Bovine, II Paul from san
Chilian corvette Pilcomayo, L Conf, from
VALPARAISO, via Easter Island
Am ok Martha Davis, NJ Benson, IroLn pos So
Am brgtne Irwin, ] McCulloch' fronh
'"F Bril- f'l stmP explorer Golmen frorq Apia' via
iSls1ia ',ssysarien, d Perkins, IRON San
Francisco coraueIo. E McCClloeh, fgoni D.
Francisco --,.-zss=4z.-z.zszrsr-~4-s- -
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Sealed TENDERS viii lie received at the In
terror once until . o'clock noon on Thursday,
January 6, 1887, for addition and general 1e-
pairs to the wharf at NawiliwiH Kauai.
specifications for the above work can be seen
at the Office of the superintendent of Public
Works.
All bids must be Endorsed Tender for Ma.
wiIiwiH Wharf"
The Minister of the Interior does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any bid
L. AHOLO,
Minister of the Interior
Ihterlor Office, January 3, 1887. 394- jan 6
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SHIPPING NOTES

cleaner waialeale brought si'- bags
The stsN'--o and cows fram Hamakua, HA-
sugar 3' 1annar> Sd. Reports nae weather,
wan ra5ibilani brought 800 bags paddy
.ron EVA, Oahu, January SUI
captain smith of the seh0 anS Snl'I nra6
r,ira has resigned his position anu VIII proc
lblv taEe command Of the sonUo e. -.
1Uls rsssel viii soon be ready : - '-7 I'
'' ..aamer c. R. bishop sails bis aosa'a
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DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY, January 4.
Stmr Kinau lore inzen, for Maui and Hawaii, at
pm
Stnr Iwalani Freeman, for Nawiliwih, Wal
-1AsA and Koloa, Kauai. at p
Stn, %--ehlIaN Clark. for Hamakua, at IN
StnIr RiIauea Hou, Cameron, Tor Halnakua,
at p
Stnlr James Makee Campbell, for Hanamaulu,
KiIauea and Hanalei, at p N
Am bark Nellie May, A Austin, for Puget SOUND
Schr AIanuokawai, for Koolau, Oahu
Schr Rob Roy, for Koolau
Schr Mile Morris, for Eva
Schr Josephine, fer Eva
Schr MokuOla, for Eva
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vessels Expected from FOreIE" Ports

Brit bark GIengaber, Rol1eston, from Liver
pool due Jan 1871
Haw schr General SiegeI, Sanders, from
French FrIgate SHOALS, due Nov 20-30
Ger bark ydra from HOngkong, due Deceln-
Der 1-I5
Liverpool October 9th, due February 2O-2o
Am VIII bark Hunter, Geo w jerks, from the
Line Islands, due March 1871
Haw bark Thos r Foster, W Rugg, from VIC
toria, B c., due Dec 25-31
RIM s S NIariposa (Am), NJ Hayward, from
the Colonies en- route to San Francisco, due
Brit bark Martha Fisher, from Glasgow, due
Jan 1880
Am bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from Boston
Dec II. due May 1-20
r NJ S Alameda (Am), ii g Morse, from san
Francisco. en- route to the Colonies, due jan Z
dary % =
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Excelsior Lodge No. lilo. o. +.

At the regular meeting of the above
lodge held last evening the officers were
installed by w. G. Foster, D. D. Grand
Sire, assisted by p D. d. G.. S., w. c..
Parke, as Grand Warden; P. G., T.
Tannat, as Grand Secretary; P. G., ].
Emmuluth, as Grand Treasurer. The
following are the names of the officers
installed: p. Butler, n G.; J. w. Pratt.
V. g.; P. g., L. L. LaPierre, Rec. and
Per. Sec; F. Waldron, Treas. P. G..
I. Hughes, r. S. n. g.. P. V. G., A. NJ.
Mellis, L. S. n. e.; P. G., j. Locker,
Warden; j. Tinker, Conductor; P. e.,
S. Savage, R. S. g.; E. R. Miles, L. S.
s.; P G., E. Hughes, |. e.; A. Mac
intosh, ChaFaai : P. G., J. A Macken-
zie, r. S. Y. Ct; P. c., j Emmuluth,
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vessels Leaving To-Day.
stnr c Bishop, CLANCY, for Waianae only at
Schr Waimalu, for Kuau
Oahu
Schr Canute, for Hi1O, Hawaii
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PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. l.
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY. January 4.
Stmr w G Hail. from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr WaialeaIe. Weir, from Hamakua,
Hawaii
Schr Mokuola, from Eva
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Messrs. E. p Adams & Co. will hold
their regular cash sale at 10 o'clock this
morning.
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PAsSENGERS-
ARRIVALS.

u.makua, per steamer Waialeale, de-, 9 5,.I5
Ego Sac s SGG4 ds deck 5snnl
and son. 10 tIovyaii. per steamer " Hall,
From Maui a a y Snencer, Captain WilfongA
January 4th~ seIien wife aqd family Hsky
Hon Fdi.h h TuFto Miss 5 3ssIs Rose hon
For aqal; Per per s Re. 9ff5s ! .e.1.-as
Mrs FL 81 enoel =, =, niIy. Mis- E...-. " -. 81.
Nj pc sSifs ana out 20 aeeS p'z-5-
and So wt Maui aad aaa5 per s.s2ns sats 5
nary Al Sit - -I :; s1rz EauaiAs-- ? Macy
Daniel } ) cssnnIS6ell. three r5ilseea
. MFa Tos5 Wiz saa ses-l ,. 41 on
W IS Web aEon 20 70 deck passengers.
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Tax ColIector,s Notice.

The Tax Collector Will commence collecting
taxes in the district HiIo Island of Hawaii. at
the following places:
From Kamaee TO OokaIa, at the North HiIo
Court House, Laupahoehoe.
From Hakalau to Keakaha, at the Court House
in HIlo Town.
On sugar plantations taxes will be collected at
the office of each respective plantation Notice
will be given beforehand to managers by the
Tax Collector or by his order, what day he
should call to collect taxes.
F. PAHIA,
Tax Collector of Hilo Hawaii.
Hilo, December l. 1886. diwtf
Notice is hereby given that CHUN LUNG has
been duly licensed under the Act to regulate the
importation and sale of opium in this Kingdom
approved October Is, 1886, TO import and sell
opium under the provisions OF said Act and sub
ject to all the conditions therein stated. Said
license to be for the term of four years from
January l, 1887.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, december 81, 1886. $50 jams
All water rates due on term ending June 80,
1887 must be paid at the office of the Honolulu
Water Works before the 18th day of January,
1887. All rates remaining unpaid January 10,
1887 will be subject to an additional 10 per cent
Parties paying rates will present their last re-
ceipt.
CHAS. B. WILSON,
superintendent Honolulu Water Works,
Approved: /. AHOLO
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, December 4, 1886.
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iIY AUTHORITY.
DeDartment of TnterIor.

SAMUEL KUULA, Esq, has this day been ap-
pointed an Agent to take acknow1e lgments to
Labor Contracts for the District of Kona island
of Oahu.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of the Interior
Honolulu January 8, 1887. 992-d INC W jana
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Vhe r..emme3 9ls re-7ueu to-day
fol new term.
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Tax Collector OF Hilo, Hawaii.
Hilo, December l, 1886. dGwtf
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Box Plan open at j. E. wiseman's on THUS
DAY (6th) at a. m.
- Seats reserved without extra charge. Doors
open at 1870 p. m. Performance begins at p IA.
800 anS
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A SITUATION BY A FIRT-CLASS TEAMSTER.
N Sober and steady. Address
397jan6 Transfer, Advertiser Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-27

State bonds duh Louisiana cOnsols were steady
0SO2 Tennessee set tie neDt IS higher ~
7eI Virginia IS deferred receipts on at 1913 Mis-
souri, 6s 1858 sold at 10l = and 1889 at 106 and Afn
rs Pine Bluff Railroad ut % or city bank STOCKS
American Exchange sold 90 ut 142i96142, Butchers
aud Drovers 49, at 16l, Commerce Q5 ut l76a irving
Nicholas m Ut 49, The sales at auction Of number VI
issues are printed below. - -,
The market for railway bonds quiet and the dear
ngs developed no special features Prices some
what irregular within narrow limits. Erio second Us
offered down to 9Ga and closed at 97Se7t homo
closed 1903. Canada southern hrss were stesdy ~
about lO6 and seconds mt 0< West Shore 4s were
easy ut 23a27s after 1898; Baltimore and ONO os
brought Ill, and Pennsylvania 4ies loAia cMcago,
rss Pacific and Western 5s at los and WISCONSIN ana
Minnesota IS ut 106 Central Of NewJersey debenuIe
rose Der cent to a. and closed at Ala East
Tennessee virginia and Georgia gold Be were hrm ~
6s 1871 Peoria, Decatur and Evansville incomes wore
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK; "Wednesday. Jan 2e REEVES Receipts were
sdn ost' Total Tor four days s7 head against ISIS head
At Goths there were 10 ears for Mr. Eastman and cars
Metzger and about carload Of local stock for
Arrivals Jersey City all fer the market and includ
ing ears held over there were 81 ears on sale
hgue, Monday but geneG sales were slow steady
ssSe ssfsg' sold e t.es Ss.gs
BnllppcEs cost the butcher s. IS per 100 N.
md os & q PIX cows
back Ts' and Is p'n.
No European shipments as the Erin VIII not get on nnui
'ns Monros % Chicago steers les e
u d. do ?ss 10 i B? sa a 40 q d. 1873
50 ls9 s475 10 1894 n az = s 90 u 10 sas
1910 1889 81 O5 q do 4l7 ID at So 81 do 1890 n.
T. Rssensten. 30 Chicago Steers 1884 ~ stsS Ss 4 DO
1912 b. IS 10; 81 DO 1880 To- at "a So 2odo 1927 d. az
stss5s l4ss e !! 81 81 ss Gs' nSs
GO Cow: s?l 81 F. b. a. & ssdo az ~
S e ,S &c. es Co. SS 1853 Is ohio 40
s,.. Is sss e. at 2' q Ct - p
6y , cSs s7s a. ISIS ns': s. aS 81
oet j. - OBJ bio Ises. 1892 Is q STATE ioS
1881 sa al Is SCI L s oH TBS 2Sd
at 90 ;ms eE 30 20 Ohio Steers 1880 81 GO
70 r g ny s" 1890 ps g. T. 49,
H issS R NJ at So 20: 10 1880 10. at s. 10.
40 sqsr%ps at c ss AZ i1s 1913
s. o5 buffalo DO 1850 at % 90 DO iSi9 ID AZ 20 1S
n st :, 80 do $50 b. 81 30 oxen 1850 ~ at = io
Bull 470 10 at SO 80; 10 92o b. at ~ 10 DO 1850 10
al ioodsmth ohio steers 1874 at s. IS ~ Chicago
do ~ At 50 81 30 ao 9 a. IL r. at At a 30 OK;
:o n saG ?oSio do 1895 at 81 10 stays ana
oIen were 1873 head Demand good and mar
ket stesy At &c aud FED calves and 1920
fo Poor 10 Prime veas with two Extra Caves ongns ioS
7s Do rs d. al SCI lido I95 TO- al &C. do l'2 IT, at
a; ss 3S 49, ia a Sci
10y a. Curtis: II veals $50 d. e lSdo. i5s 10, a
Gi SG ncSin ham Fed Calves 100 10, at4hc 2veals.
i9 sHhEP AND LAMBs-Reccipts were sears Of S2i9
I Iour DAYS ISL heat against 500 head for the same
time last week Trade slow but sellers were holding
lille dn and at 6Othst where the supply was very slt
prices ratei ia &c higher th'h No""y' Inc pens
Sales Of Medium Choice sheep were at 4@S5ec with
Good to Choice Lam selling at 6s a , ,, anbs,
81 a. at % so no. 81 b. a, sc: ii D. 4ci aA
Michigan sheep and Lambs - To- al o &c ~ \, &C e. sO
~ Newton s ( Gristt n Indiana sheen % ~ at 5.c
j. F. Sader Co.: 10 Indiana sheep ~ To- a. - 50 ~
b. harrington Jersey City 49, Msnigan iamos ~ o
sta ~. Lambs SO n, at CSC. , %,
Denback Dewey 40 s i ar % iS7 do SS 10 az
&c: % stale Lambs 80 M at1'.c 10 ahaaa no. ~ u" "
S Evel li5 de- pi Pennsylvania sheep 81 D. as
Eersints were 80 ears OF OSs headil cars AZ
Jrsey CIV and 10 cars at 40,t Total for four days.
None Tor safe alive No ,aay rm at - 1885 ~
per 100 ID.
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TIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH .

nrvrAto jan &c -Cdte-IioHeipts last ~ hours-I4s9
~ -, ~ Tor week thus TAR 1892 aeti Tor same time lass
wrrk g95 head consigned through 10 ears 90 VI "nsu
W -'n',p 70 Fail 7J6fi 20 all offerings taken.
ShI,p-Receips last "a hours-iUoo hrad tota LOT
thus far $500 head: ior same uh.e ,st wee
liz s.rs for sale; market steady with air demand "
f,ror 10 FAIR So O0ds d. Good 20 Shose % s,:
nsrpa 80 90 Western Lambs 81 20 asa 20: Canadiau
L1U se.r,s last "a hours-5Glj hesn; total Tor week
~ IN leaa. fane Tine last week ~ ~
t'u, through - ot which TO New osk'
i "a. ,o be No Sew demand Light PCS - oVS
e. Misrd Pigs and Light noikers - vou ~ W
se,,eed York Weg gifts IS 80 40 Seie'e1 Mer rs
Nr,cnts IS 2Odsj 40, other gla 10. unrnanse' LII
Chased with continued DOWNWARD ~hue"'' '"'' "e's
over
CHICAGO JAM 26-Tns Drocers Journa. reports a.
u ohN 49, o o00 mead shipments 1000 heat Aarkee
IoS mi steady Shipping steer 800 10 loCo ~ T. ~
~. IL; -toc kers Feeiers 81 4OGt3 .0 Soms n
AMI Mixed. 81 50as4 90 bulk u oo"so W. "''' ~
sHoosecepts 27oOO heat shipments. sooo p manes
SsI, lower Rough and Nike r. 40 Gst w. ss,a
and shipping. 81 7O"s1O'S Lght - -'"S' '' '"
sSsS.oKecepta 5000 head snipnent. Iooo 81 Hs ~
S"I st..Ir Natives 81 J0G - l2 western ~ wv
~. IN Tsxan, 81 5OGst Lambs ~ OOGso To-
90 touI. jan 26-cda,-Receipt, LOO ns'h , sa,
n.nt. 300 head the marsst Was ~, urn a.ou, sI'o
heavy Native steers 8 SOS4 No. A 20 Fair 70
Ph%ce SIS oOdsi III Feeders. i1r 10, 10 .oou. - som
s IN sfockers fair good. ~ GOA W IeAahs o'"
10 .on ooi 10 choice 81 sOes3cO. ..,. zoo b..a.
1os,ssep;s i active a asiN ..sas Choice Hs.v
tne snf"ncr,, Selections 81 90GS5 O3 Paekins' 20
~ s,S rood 81 10 os4 S. Workers: meium 20 fancy
ast 10 Pigs common to : oon an head marsss
S''eD - .nd steady. Common TO FAIR - oo~s' w
Maiiuui u Fancy IS IOdio
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4 VIEW BANK FOR TREASURER JORDAN
ur CAPITAL OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS SUB

ME CAPITAL OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS SUB
sCRIBED-wHAT MR.. JORDAN SAYS.
The stock Of new bank which will be called, probably
e Wes,ern National Bank has been subscribed and the
new institution will started soon after the ADJOURN
snt of Congress- The delay in beginning operations Is
Aue 10 the fact that United States Treasurer Conrad n
Jordan has accepted the offer Of the presidency OF the
hank hut declines leave his present position until Con-
cross has adjourned. The bank will have capital OF
"a 600 OOO which has been subscribed not only by Mr.
personal friends in this city and In the West but
nv banking institutions In the principal cities OF the
country The subscribe TO the stock has been
10 great 1t is sad that the subscriptions OF Philadelphia
Louisville and some other places have been reduced by
onehaf and among Mr. Jordans friends in this city the
principal difficulty has been TO keep the SUBSCRIPTIONS
within reasonable limits ,,, ,s..
one of his fri ends said yesterday at Mr. Jordan
ambition 10 return NewY0rk and to resume MS posi-
fIon among NewYork bank officers. II Is no secret
among his friends that he has been dissatisfied with MS
present Office which combines hard work with poor pay
Once AT least he threatened to eslgn peremptory
and he was prevented from doing so only by his loyalty
TO Secretary Manning. Apparently this temptation Is
too great resisted but he will not leave MS present
Office during the session Of Congress" . ,
Charles Canda Assistant United states treasurer,
said: "Mr Jordan is probably tired OF working ZOE
sc 900 n year when he get SO mllch more mere az
home The plans the bank are practcay compieteu
and IL viii be a great success.
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:usa. Is: 2: .ils:h' iss % ,ss s''.:. siss
low ass b..s ? J: ss IL pork 3. ss: "a. :uns ID.
$sisTct sea- 81 ~ = -:
i' q, % :ns . sugar 4: M
5 hra a2 ss. is sl'ss ss: sss Ssr.
cake is. nSa q "a s sugar '0@ ~ VT
@ 9s ~ Hes .. e.. quoted
@ c 70 f'f Back ss" and
CITY $ M. 81 s y q
fssasS g sNsss r go sxF
SSi. ss.?s: sSs!:c sss' i
M s as pss. a. Hss. s IL ZOE es. s Il:
Is sSsassr
and more Or no%na clear il
s sn s
DRESSED HoGs.I.rm an, 10 fair demand. r CITY
mule shi in tie mainly
GsS, ss Pss' Of ass
aaotsi At $50 CITY Steam firm and Steady sse. IsS
sssse sss': @ s'nsa @
@sf I'll
crsa%sry s;2c. Western DAIRY, isssSe; Western
he continues FAIR Factory ioasisse
fancy, western Flat. l11l2+c. Good 10 Choice, Lehy
Skins, lOAdll4c. Eggs-Are higher again And I'D fair
request state 3c. Western 30d3lc. Southern 2!d29cj
Lined 20 12ll
srEARINE-Dnll and nominal City quoted at TIC and
Oleomargarne. o Lice.
SUGAR Raw stock dull and nnchanced from 3'.0t1e
for Moasses Slice for 80" test Centrifugal and 9l6c.
for Fair Refining Sales 1900 bags Bahia at &C and 700
bags Molasses at 6l6c kefnei qnet Cut Loaf &c,
Crushed Soc, Cubes 06c Powdered 0d6c Granulated
l3l6957c- Moud &C.. Coniectioner.' IL i896'.o.
Coffee Standard 16c, Coffee OF A 6kc. White Extra
505isc. Extra 47sd5c- C4Ha4'e- Yellow a. Saasc.
TALLOw-Firm and moderately active. Prime City
quoted At 5.l6c. Sales. 5000 at a 5l6c
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

posrox Ian 2s-FIour steady. Common Extras. So OO6
s5 Is Choice SIS SO 9o sgrng wnen Patents
nrme So IS steady steamer ieIlow OIL 30.
~ oats steady. No. White. t0e Shorts steady:
Mddiings per ton sig 5O0S2i Bht.ei r pss
2sc 49, Eggs quiet Eastern 3lc Southern soc Receirt'
--Flour $500 bDla and $500 SACKS Corn olVOo pusn
Oats SO 900 bush shorts 5000 bush
BUFFALO jan 26wheasINo Hard Quiet 6 %ri nr.n
Pachc y0l1c. Winter Wheat lower; sales 10 cars No 2
Red at $3.50 No White Michigan, Sss.c asked
Torn ouIet and frm No. 43Lc. No. 3 ABE: No 42c
No yellow i4c NO. yellow 49, Oats firm and un;
changed. White 80 &c. No White 3ac NO !!
Mixed SSc...... Barley steady and firm. Rye dun
and lower state and western 90 66lc NO IDS
oats 600 bush shpments-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
IS 600 bush 1000 bush.
CHICAGO JAM 26.-Flour quiet and unchanged Winter
Patenta ~ 25a4 So Southern Winters So 901A 10 Mich
ican Winter 81 75 "a 10 Fancy Minnesota rat
ents 81 cog - Minnesota Bakers In sacks 81 I00
1895. Rye Four-$29OdS3 10 In bDis Buck"he"'s go
81 IS per 100 10.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. OF N. Y.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. OF N. Y.
The forty fourh annual report of the Mutual Life In
surance Company OF NcwYork presents some hgure'
which denote the immense work performed by TINS III
sution. The new business transacted In 1851 agsre
gated 1882 us. being increase OF $lo2o3'Zf as
compared with the amount OF risks written the previous
year. The total insurance in force 1898
The assets OF the Mutual Life invested In real estate
mortgages, Government bonds and other hrstclass Sc
cures amount TO Sll41s1 1853 "a this an increase
for the year OF 9o6. and tho surplus trna @ s
the twelve months advanced from $o,Ol2,o33 "
81, 643,66o, gain OF S63O835. The amount pau 70
poicyhoders In 1886 was $751; 20 lO3 and the ao W..
OF premiums received aggregate $l5,634.72O. The M
tua Life Company Is the largest life Insurance eonply
In the world and during Its A. years OF cAsten'o '
paid over S243, 900, 900 to ts poicyholders.
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spirits OF TURPENrINE
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20-Turpent!ne s'eaiy ~ "'' ''

.,o,, Ian 2s-Cotton dull. Mbidna oS.;.,,.
riAr .isay Howard street and Western sups'nao ~
fiout 81 1898 3d. do Family - 10 9t ~. w
~ w. mserune 81 10 do Extra - 10 90 s %
Brands - %. "S Whsat-soutlern steady western "cs
Patent 20 H pe "a bic, TO- AmDer s1@vsci no
lana ,rv aaLGs2 w: do Tor le0ruary esSas, &C. W.
for March s24seSAc; 40 ,or aui southern Whts
n 1.sc Yellow s1st.Si .es"ary ses@4sSS;
80 May 4sols Steamer ~ ao1sc
March 49, snd nrm southern ~ G5sc. PennsyvsnAe
Oats quiet Anu nh,a a. D,.. do Mxet - Soc.
3403sc Wcsera " my ~, a. HAY steady. Prime -
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